Mykor has secured new funding to scale low-carbon construction materials made from industrial and agricultural waste and expand its biofabrication technology into additional markets.
Mykor, a UK biotechnology company
developing low-carbon construction materials from industrial and agricultural
waste, has secured £4 million in funding to accelerate the scale-up of its
industrial biofabrication technologies. The round was led by Clean Growth Fund,
with participation from the British Business Bank’s South Investment Fund via
Mykor has raised £4M led by Clean Growth Fund and The FSE Group to scale a fungi-grown structural insulation panel that delivers…
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Orbia Fluor & Energy Materials has secured £1.4 million in UK Government funding for a graphite recycling pilot in Runcorn. The…
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Australian battery materials recycling start-up Renewable Metals has secured $12 million AUD in series A funding to further…
A female-founded Bristol startup is transforming the future of construction from fungi and just raised £4M to scale it — TFN
Female-founded climate-tech Mykor lands €4.6M to scale mycelium insulation panels
Quorn rival Pacifico Biolabs raises €7M Series A to scale mycelium fermentation in Europe's disused brewery tanks — TFN
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